Polter heads QPR ahead early on
Henry's deflected effort levels for Wolves
Chery hits post late on for QPR
QPR 1-0 Wolves
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe Poland international, who has made a fine start to his career at Molineux since joining from Legia Warsaw, is unavailable for Wolves today because of a calf injury.
Wanderers have missed Zyro's aerial presence thus far, although Dave Edwards sends a near-post header on target from a set-piece.
Wolves midfielder Dave Edwards handles the ball on the edge of his own box and QPR winger Matt Phillips, always willing to try his luck from long-range, drills the resulting free-kick wide of the post.
Quote MessageI've played against Adam Le Fondre on many occasions; he's not going to be holding the ball up, he's the fox in the box. You have to look at his stature against Onouha and Hall, they're winning every header. It's too simple for the Rangers centre-halves.
Matt Lawrence, BBC Radio London co-commentator
Two crosses into the QPR box, two crosses easily cleared by the home side.
Image source, Rex FeaturesA friendly handshake between the two managers before kick-off, and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's beaming smile will remain - as long as his side stay in front.
Kenny Jackett's Wolves have had more possession but have yet to test Alex Smithies in the QPR goal.
Wolves are coming more into the game now but their lack of numbers in attack is in evidence again, as James Henry puts in a far-post cross from the left touchline but there's nobody in a gold shirt within 10 yards of it.
Rajiv van La Parra creates Wolves' best moment of the match with a galloping run down the right wing. The Dutchman gets to the byline and puts in an excellent low cross, which Nedum Onuoha clears to safety.
QPR 1-0 Wolves
Image source, Rex FeaturesQPR are hoping to complete a league double over Wolves today.
Rangers won the reverse fixture 3-2 in August, having trailed 2-0 in the first half at Molineux, with Matt Phillips scoring the winner.
It's started well for them at Loftus Road, with Sebastian Polter's header giving them a second-minute lead.
Wolves look all over the place in the early stages. Adam Le Fondre has looked a very isolated figure up front for the visitors so far, while they've had very little possession to speak of.
There's a sniff of a counter-attack but Conor Coady's pass to Le Fondre is overhit, straight through to QPR goalkeeper Alex Smithies.
Norwich v Liverpool (12:45 GMT)
Jurgen Klopp is nothing if not entertaining, and for many has been a welcome addition to English football.
Which Jurgen will we see today?
Delighted Jurgen?
Image source, Rex FeaturesOr disappointed Jurgen?
Image source, Rex FeaturesNorwich host Klopp's Liverpool in today's early kick-off in the Premier League. Follow live text commentary here.
Sebastian Polter is inches away from a second QPR goal inside four minutes. James Perch puts in a teasing cross and the big striker, blonde man bun and all, can't quite connect under pressure from Danny Batth.
QPR 1-0 Wolves
Who needs Charlie Austin?
Sebastian Polter earns a cheap free-kick from Wolves captain Danny Batth, trots into the penalty area and heads in a left-wing set-piece past Carl Ikeme.
A dream start for QPR.
Image source, Rex FeaturesQPR 0-0 Wolves
We're under way at Loftus Road. QPR in blue and white hoops, Wolves in gold and black.
As the teams make their way out onto the field, a reminder that you can follow coverage of today's match on BBC Radio London and BBC WM 95.6 if you're able to receive those stations on your radio.
Unfortunately a rights issue means we're unable to broadcast Football League commentaries on the BBC Sport website.
QPR v Wolves (12:30 GMT)
As for Wolves, there's not yet been a direct replacement signed to replace Benik Afobe, and they've suffered two injury blows ahead of today's game at Loftus Road.
A fairly minor calf injury prevents recent signing Michal Zyro from featuring today, while Jordan Graham suffered a serious knee injury in last weekend's defeat by Cardiff and will be out for at least nine months.
It's bad news for the young winger, who has been in impressive form for Wolves in recent weeks.
Image source, Rex FeaturesQPR v Wolves (12:30 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesQPR have moved quickly to replace Charlie Austin, signing Peterborough's Conor Washington for a reported £2.5m.
And yesterday they strengthened their goalkeeping department, adding Wycombe's Matt Ingram to their squad for an undisclosed fee.
QPR v Wolves (12:30 GMT)
This season, both QPR and Wolves have followed very similar patterns.
Both were expected to challenge for a top-six finish in the Championship. Both haven't quite delivered as yet.
And in January, both clubs have waved goodbye to their star striker.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesQPR v Wolves (12:30 GMT)
Image source, BBC SportWolves make two changes to the starting line-up that lost 3-1 to Cardiff last week. James Henry and Adam Le Fondre come in for the injured duo of Jordan Graham and Michal Zyro.
Subs: McCarey, Golbourne, Rowe, Saville, Price, Byrne, Enobakhare.
QPR v Wolves (12:30 GMT)
Image source, .QPR stick with the same starting line-up that won 3-0 at Rotherham a week ago. New signing Conor Washington is on the bench.
Subs: Lumley, Angella, Chery, Faurlin, Hill, Washington, Mackie.
QPR v Wolves (12:30 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesHello and welcome to the first of two live text commentaries from the Football League during this round of Championship fixtures.
I'll be guiding you through the action from Loftus Road, where QPR and Wolves are desperate to find a run of form that will keep any lingering hopes of reaching the play-offs alive.
Kick-off is 15 minutes away. The team news on the way next...